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KIPPEN
Notice To Farmers. -Just received
a full line of Essex Government teat-
' ed seed corn. Having purchased from
the same grower for about ten years,
we know you can depend on its qual-
ity. -11s,o a full mine of fence mater-
ial, e•Wire, posts and shingles; ; also
agent for Beatty Bros. barn, haf and
piping equipment carried in stock.
W. E. BUTT, Kippers, Ont. Phone 41
on 91. 3675-4
The annual -meeting of the Kippers
-East W. I. was held at the home of
Mrs. John McGregor on Wednesday
.afternoon, May llth. There was quite
a number of visitors and a good at-
tendance of members. The president
opened the meeting and all joined in
singing the• Institute ode and repeat-
ing the Lords Prayer. • Miss Sarah
Sinclair read -a spring -time poem
.about "Results and Roses." The
March of -the Mitten Men, played on
the piano by M'rs. Hodgert and daugh-
ter, Miss Mildred Hodgert, was much'
enjoyed. The answer to the roll call
was the payment of dues for the com-
ing year. The district annual meet-
ing will be held at the Th ro s Road
church on May- 1st and the dele-
gates chosen to attend were Mrs. W.
Doig and Mrs. J. Sinclair. Mrs. Rath,
burn gave a good paper on the mot-
to, " Our Institute Ods." Miss E.
Clark played for her piano selection,
"Chopin's Deix Polonaises." Mrs. Jno.
McGregor then gave the story of the
farm and Mrs. Hodgert sang the beau-
tiful song, "A Perfect Day.,' Miss
Hodgert played a guitgar solo and Mrs.
W. Doig demonstrated the making of
a daffodil cake. Goad reports from
the secretary -treasurer and the con-
venors of the standing committees
showed that the Institute had passed
a verysuccessful year and have a
balance on hand to begin the new
year. The president now declared all
offices vacant and Mrs. Simpson pre-
sided over the election of the follow-
ing officers: President, Mrs. G. Mc-
Lean; let vice-pres., Mrs. H. Cald-
well; 2nd vice-pres., Mrs. W. Cole;
sec.-treas., Miss Grace Tremeer; as-
sistant sec.-treas., Mrs. W. Doig;
:pianist, Mrs. John' McGregor; Direc-
tors,
irect.tors, Mrs. M. Cooper, Mrs. W. Work-
man, Mrs. C. Eyre and Mrs. D. Chap-
pell; District Director, Mrs. IL Cald-
well; Standing Committees: Agria
turc ash ua5I1B11.IiY<17 $Z .
Cole; Health, Mrs. L. Clair. Home
Economics, Mrs. J. Sinclair; Educa-
tion, Mrs.Martin; Legislation, Miss
Dinnen; Relief and Community Activ-
ities, Mrs. W. McGregor; Historical
Research, Miss M. McKay; Peace Ed-
ucation and International Relation-
ship, Mrs. Traquair; Relief Connnit-
tee, Mgrs. W. McGregor, Mrs. varley,
Mrs. Turnbull, Miss S. Sinclair and
Mrs, Martin; Sunshine Committee,
Mrs. Stoneman, Mrs. Bell, Mrs. Jac-
obi and Miss L. Tremeer. The next
meeting on Wednesday evening, June
15th, will be at the theme of Mrs. W.
Kyle. The meeting closed by singing
the National Anthem and a social
time was spent while lunch was serv-
ed.
Quite a number from here attend-
ed the , funeral of the late Charles
Watson, of Londesboro, whose funeral
was theld on Monday. It was with
deep regret that the people of this
community learned of his death. Mrs.
Jahn Sinclair, of Tuckerstmith, is a
daughter and had visited with him
on Sunday, and Mr. Watson appar-
ently seemed to be in goad health, but
on the following Monday" Mrs. Sin-
clair received a message saying her
father had been stricken suddenly and
was taken to the Clinton Hospital,
whore he was treated by a specialist
and all that was possible to do was
done, but a few days later he passed
away. He was a comparatively young
man and had been an industrious
man all through his life, and his sud-
den; passing away will be greatly felt,
not only in his own immediate neigh-
borhood, but most of all in his home
where he was a good father, a kind
neighbor and a good citizen. Our
deep sympathy at this time goes to
the bereaved mother and daughters. We are sorry to learn that Mr.
Thomas Workman, of the London
Road, has not been enjoying very;
.good health for the past few weeks,
but we trust that he may soon be
feeling much better again.
Mr. Howard Clark, of Winona,
spent the week -end at the home of
Mr. and Mr6. Robert Dayman, of
Tuckersmith.
Mr. Robert Elgie, of Tuckersmith,
has treatedhimself to a fine new
Hudson car.
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The many friends of Mrs. Arm-
strong will be pleased to know she
has returned home after spending a
few weeks in Clinton Hospital.
Mrs. Mossop attended: the funeral
on Saturday of her cousin, the late
Fred Manns, of Hensail.
We are pleased to report Mr. Geo.
Beatty, Sr., wiho has been confined
to his bed for the past week, is im-
proving and will soon, be able to be
out again.,
A special meeting of the council
and ratepayers of the township was
(held. Tuesday night to discuss the
nig Drain. There was a full Meet-
ing.
Mr. and Mrs. Grkssick entertained
{i; ssufnber bf their friends Sanday, In.
!eluding their datlgllter, husband . and
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Women's Hose
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Polo Cloth or Flan-
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Watson's fine Balbriggan Vests, Panties, Bloomers.
Krinkle Crepe Gowns or Pyjamas
Voile Nighties and Pyjamas, white, blue, pink
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